The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-08-18
Town AND COUNTY ITEMS
Cow your early turrlips.

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Don't forget to save big lot of hay
tor your stock this winter.
Highly perfumed olive soap 50 cents q
box at KohlInans.
The Y. NJ. c. A. is hidden God-speed
Nv Brookhaven's people.
Spend your money with Powell, whore
a little money buys most.
Next Saturdays convention should be
convention without proxies.
powelps stock is fresh and new. No
old. musty groceries at Powell's.
Beat three Democrats don't believe in
thrusting nomination on u man.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Davis, of Boyce.
L., are visiting their brother, DR.. J. O.
Frilick.
See notice of strayed or stolen mule
and reward offered by Messrs. Morcton 81
Helm.
DIR. T. B. Ford honored THE LEADER
with pleasant call while in town last
Saturday.
Miss Ada Cbrismsn is visiting her
nice. Miss Ada Caroline Chrisman, of
Meridian.
CIsTERNs-A. Riggs & Bro, 247 Delord
street. near Dryades, Now Orleans. Send
for price Inst.
. Mr.. w. R. johnson. candidate for
thin nff1ca xpalonuna
call last Saturday.
The children's concert at Bogue Chitto
last Friday night was a decided SUCCESS
aud greatly enjoyed.
Ar. +. Pfeifer went to Summit on last
Thursday evening to visit his grandson,
Eugene Hyman, Jr.
Read the catalogue of Buena Vista
Normal College and all others before de-
Gliding upon school.
Aessrs. Chas. Heuck & Son have been
chosen as the merchants of the Farmers
Alliance at this place.
Col. J. NJ. Wesson and Mr. VIM. Brown,
of Bogue Chitto, honored this Office with
q pleasant call yesterday.
Prof. C. G.. =. Eckhardt is summering
in Wytheville. Va. THE LRADER wishes
him an enjoyable vacation.
Cane mills and Evaporators 80 per cent.
cheaper than last season at j. r. Perkins
Hardware store Call and see samples.
We are pretty badly rushed, but we
conld manage to write few more sub
scriptIOn receipts these hot days than
we do.
Bishop Galloway preached to q large
congregation at Bogue Chitto last Sab
bath, much to the delight of that
people.
Mr.. J. G. Sessions, the popular candi-
date for Representative, was among
THE LEADERS, welcome callers last
Saturday.
Col. Dcnnett's Le Conte pears are as
fine as the Georgia samples received
some time since. Thanks, Colonel, for
specimens.
The Presbyterians will hold mite
meeting every Friday evening until
sufficient sum is realized to erect d bel
fry to their church.
Miss Ruth Crntcher, one of our most
accomplished debutantes, entertained in a
delightful manner number of young
friends on yesterday evening.
While you might read all sorts of an
nouncements, would beg you to give a
moments thought my way and remember
hoffman will not be undersold.
We looked but looked in vain for ros-
ter of the Hamilton Guards at the State
encampment. Where, o where was
that mythical company of melishf
Prof. G. T. Fitzhugh is fast becoming
one of the most prominent prohibition
speakers in Tennessee. Though young
in years, he is old in wisdom's ways.
"What makes them all love Eddie soi'
Ye eager local cried.
because We choose to love him sir"
The girlies they replied.
II you intend buying q grist mill or
gin stand you will do well to examine
j. r. Perkins stock. He is agent for the
Winship gin and the Queen of the South
grist mill.
The Board of Supervisors have been i'll
session all the week examining the as
sessment rolls aud attending to other
business. They will probably adjourn
this evening.
Miss Addie Marshall is now teaching
near Adams Camp Ground. During her
absence the w. C. T. U. will be conduct
ed by Mrs. NJ. Z. Strickland, one of its
Vice Presidents.
Send THE LEADER your job printing
Bill-heads, ote-head, letter-heads, ETC.,
printed neatly and put up in tablets at
New Orleans and st. Louis prices. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Think of it, ye sovereigns of Lincoln
you have been represented for three terms
IN the Legislature of the State by a
statesman" who didn't know that mo-
tion to table was not debatable!
Messrs. Schwem & Smith had tho mis-
fortune to lose their saw mill situated
just west of town, on last Friday night,
resulting in a net loss to them of about
$500. This is the second time this mill